Weakness

Description

Weakness is a black Enchantment — Aura card from the 1994 Magic: The Gathering Revised Edition, cataloged as card number 136 in the 3ED set. This early release defines the core mechanics of the game's second printing, offering a straightforward yet powerful effect: it enchants a creature to receive a -2/-1 debuff. As a Common rarity card, it serves as a staple for collectors building complete sets of the Revised Edition, which remains a cornerstone of TCG history. Designed by Douglas Shuler, this card represents the artistic and mechanical identity of Magic: The Gathering during its formative years. Collectors value the Revised Edition for its updated card frames and refined rules text, which helped standardize the game's complex rules system. Weakness specifically appeals to investors and hobbyists interested in the evolution of black mana effects and creature control strategies. Its low mana cost and immediate impact make it a functional piece of the game's legacy, bridging the gap between the original Alpha/Beta prints and modern expansions. For those focused on set completion or the history of black Aura enchantments, this card provides essential context for understanding the game's tactical depth.